The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-20
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MILITARY NOTES.

Lieutenant Benian is very proud of his recruits
Drum Major Brownlee says his drum corps is in
fine shape
Adjutant Gerardin will have on his best uni
form Tuesday night. II is likely the Gerardin
Cadets will be out in force.
Lieutenant John Graham, commander of Com
pany G, Fourth Regiment says the Indians will be
out IN their best war paint to welcome the General
The fatigue caps of the Gun Squad are simply
outlandish. They are copied evidently from the
Turkish cap. They make the wearer look like a
Turk.
Colonel s. D. Dickinson hopes 10 make the rack
ct tuesday night big success All ought to turn
out a compliment to General Steele and their
handsome Colonel
The members of the Foarth Regiment who re-
main away from the drill at the Oakland Rink
Tuesday night will be in danger of court martial
No fooling this time.
The Fourth Regiment Gun Squad received their
trst lesson in sword exercise Thursday evening
Up to that time they had drilled with the gun ex-
clusively. The boys seemed to take to the exer-
else very quickly, much to the delight of their
genial commander.
Brigadier General Steele, through Adjutant John
A. Parker. has issued the following order;
l. The several organizations of this Brigade will
parade in State regulation uniform at the time and
places designated below:
First Regiment-City Armory. Newark, Tuesday,
April 49,
Second Regiment Armory. Hoboken, Wednes.
day, Apail 6.
Fourth Regiment Oakland Rink, Jersey City,
Tuesday, March %.
Fifth Regment-city Armory, Newark, Tuesday.
March 20.
First Battalion-Armory, Paterson, Monday,
April4
second Battalion-Armory, Hackensack. Tues
day, April 5.
Third Battalion--Park Rink, Orange, Thursday,
March 81.
Calling Gun Company A-Armory, Elizabeth,
Tuesday, April as.
q. Commandments are hereby charged with the
assembling of their respective commands prompt
ly, at $3.50 p. M, on the dates named, for dress
parade and review by the General commanding.
8. The Brigade staff and non-commissloned stat
will report In full DRESS at such time and plat
as will hereafter be designated
And Colonel Dickinson, of the Fourth Regiment
has followed with this order, through Adjutant
Gerardin:
1. In compliance with General Orders No. i,
Head uartars First Brigade N. G. N. J., dated Jer
sey City March 10, 1887 this Regiment will parade
In State service uniform (helmes and white gloves
tuesday, arch % 1887, for the purpose of an
ofhcial visit by the General Commanding the Bril-
eade.
2, The exercises will consist Of dress parade, re-
view, manual OF arms INCLUDING loading and FIR
lng), Battalion drill and Gun Squad drill.
5. field and staff and commandants with theil
commands will report to the Colonel and non
commissioned staff. band and field music to the
AdJutant, at the Oakland Avenue Rink. at 1916
O'Clock p. M, sharp, on the above date
4. Every enlisted man not present on this occa
zion will be tried by Reeinental court martial.
8. Commandments Of Companies will make re
port, within SIX days. to these headquarters of the
present and absent, of their respective companie,
at this parade.